I see no pattern, maybe it's the coordinates, idk...
I see no pattern, maybe it's the coordinates, idk...
working memory is the kind of intelligence that matters the most
figuring out problems is 90% being able to keep multiple factors working in your head at once
being able to do complex math in head > being able to find patterns
figuring out problems is 90% being able to keep multiple factors working in your head at once
being able to do complex math in head > being able to find patterns
A1 c3 a1 b2? Am I right? I've been outta school for a while
How can you not see a pattern?
I don't understand the question, this is what I get for quitting school. JFL, a lowiqcel on top of it all.
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I can't read 
You see a pattern with the shaded squares and what the last item in the sequence is? I see what the first item is but if you go from left to right then down to the next row, it makes no sense to me.
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Interesting. This was the first instance of it being posted online, way back in 2009.
https://www.cnblogs.com/atlantis13579/archive/2009/11/22/1604351.html
https://www.cnblogs.com/atlantis13579/archive/2009/11/22/1604351.html
Just gotta look at it as a logic puzzle. It DOES make sense. You might need to write it down or something but it's not impossible. My school used to have us solve this kinda shit a lot senior year
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OP where the hell did you find this? All the reverse image search brings up is ancient gook sites, that don't give the answer.
OP where the hell did you find this? All the reverse image search brings up is ancient gook sites, that don't give the answer.
Haselbauer-Dickheiser Test.
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Huh. It's legit. Seems the answers aren't so easily acquired, however.
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A1 A3 B1 B3. ?
I see no pattern, maybe it's the coordinates, idk...
I don't know the answer, I'm working on a shit theory I have.
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Or maybe it goes back to the first square. The first row has 7 boxes the second has 6
O shit I mean 5 and 4.
My working memory is seizing up on me, I'm trying a diagonal thing, combine the first item of row 1 with first item of row 2 to make the second item of row 1. Something like 1+2=3, 2+3=4, etc.
I spent twenty minutes trying to work it out and couldn't do it.
I wonder if @Genecel could do this.
fml.. too low iq
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How quickly is this meant to be done? On the top right the blue L shaped thing rotates 90 degrees while alternating the white box but its only true for the second , third, fourth and fifth box
It's untimed.
It must have 4 balls and at most 4 shaded squares.
That puts you ahead of multiple people I've seen on other sites who think it has three spheres.
Well, it goes from 4 blue squares to 3 back to 4...
The blue checker pattern stays for the 1st 2 pannels unlike in the other ones...
A good clue might be how many balls are on how many blue tiles...
The blue checker pattern stays for the 1st 2 pannels unlike in the other ones...
A good clue might be how many balls are on how many blue tiles...
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patterns don't exist, they're just a meme
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